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New EazyPower 6" Hole Saw for Wood, Drywall, Tiles | 
 enlarge | Brand: EazyPower
Category: Home Improvement
Buy New: $22.99
New (2) from $22.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 8577
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Model: 30125
UPC: 083771301255
EAN: 0083771301255
ASIN: B000YC1XUK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand New- Ready to Ship! 2-3 Day Priority Mail Shipping
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| Features:
| • | Made of Heat Treated Carbon Steel Alloy | | • | Will provide smooth, even professional cutting | | • | For wood, soft metals, drywall, plastics, ceiling tiles |
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Product Description
h4Perfect for making holes in wood, soft metals, drywall, plastics and ceiling tiles. Also great for duct work, AC/Heat registers, ceiling lights, and speakers. Works with 3/8" or 1/2" drills.p ul liMade of Heat Treated Carbon Steel Alloy liWill provide smooth, even professional cutting/ul/h4
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| Customer Reviews:
does the job December 1, 2008
charliebear (chicagoland)
Advertised as a hole saw for cornhole/bean bag boards, and that is what I used it for. Works well, and is much easier than trying to cut a circle with a jigsaw. Great value since a 6" hole saw elsewhere is much more expensive. I've only used it to cut plywood, so no idea how it would work with hardwood or masonry or metal.
With caution you can cut a 6" hole October 9, 2008
Steven Rossellini (Twin Cities, MN)
I had no idea what constituted a cornhole saw. I needed to cut a 6" hole in 3/8" plywood. I used a variable speed 1/2" corded electric hand drill. When drilling, be certain the stock you're drilling is very stationary. I put a heavy piece of scrap wood under the 3/8" plywood and nailed it all to a plank, upon which I stood to prevent spinning or shifting. br / br /If you have a router, a circle guide will also work very well.
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